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Short Canadian Figure Skater Biographies: Dance Contains: Jennifer Boyce and Michel Brunet Basic Stats Competative History Amateur 17th, Worlds '95 (Birmingham, England, Grb) , Canadian Nationals '95 (Halifax, NS) Nations Cup '94 (Gelsenkirchen, Germany) Shows and Exhibitions Eatons Skate the Nation Tour '95 Pictures from International Figure Skating Frances Dafoe and Norris Bowden Back in those days 8), pair skaters often competed as dance skaters and vice versa. With some success as dance skaters, Dafoe and Bowden are probably still better remembered as pairs skaters. Marie-France Dubreuil and Tomas Morbacher A young dance team. Basic Stats Tomas Morbacher Home Town: Czechslovakia (sp?) somewhere. 8) Trains: near Montreal, QC Competative History Amateur 4th, Canadian Nationals '95 (Halifax, NS) France Trophy '94 (Lyon, Fra) Isabelle and Paul Duchesnay Paul was born in France. Isabelle was born in Canada. They were both raised in Canada and competed for same until they became dissatisfied with their progress. Feeling too restricted, they took advantage of Paul's dual citizenship and decided to compete for France in 1985, where success has brought them a rabid fan following. In the end, I find it totally irrelevant that they compete for France.

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Search BookRags.com English History Other Subjects Essays Biographies Research Topics eBooks Register Login Help Literature Study Guides ... Games Welcome, Guest Why not Login or Register Biography Navigation Main Biography How to Cite Order the PDF Home Biography Tenley Emma Albright Main Biography Complete Biographical Resource See related items by keyword: american boston olympic games figure skating ... stern lecture Name: Tenley Emma Albright Birth Date: July 18, 1935 Place of Birth: Newton Centre, Massachusetts, United States Nationality: American Gender: Female Occupations: figure skater, surgeon Tenley Emma Albright Main Biography In 1953, American figure skater Tenley Albright (born 1935) became the first "triple crown winner" ever, as she captured the World, North American, and United States ladies figure skating titles. However, she faced her ultimate challenge as she competed with a serious foot injury in the 1956 Olympic Games. Despite her pain, she skated away with the top prize, becoming the first American woman to win a gold medal in Olympic figure skating. As Sports Illustrated for Women selected the top 100 female athletes of all time, writer Richard Deitsch reflected, "Few skaters have ever combined athleticism and artistic grace as successfully as Tenley Albright." Barbara Matson of the

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CM . . . . Volume IV Number 1 . . . . September 5, 1997 Super Skaters: World Figure Skating Stars. Steve Milton. Toronto: Key Porter Books, 1996. 48pp., hardcover, $xxxx. ISBN 1-55013-806-5. Subject Headings: Skating-Juvenile literature. Skaters-Biography-Juvenile literature. Grades 4 and up / Ages 9 and up. Review by Irene Gordon. Not only will Super Skaters be of great interest to avid figure skating fans, but it will also be very useful for school research projects. The book is introduced by a history of figure skating, from the first use of animal bones as skate blades some 4000 years ago, to the use of metal blades in Holland in the 14th Century, to the founding of the first skating club in the world in Scotland around 1650, to the present. As well, there is a description of how skaters prepare their programs, illustrated explanations of how the various jumps are done, a listing of the Olympic gold medalists in the four skating disciplines (men's, women's, pairs and ice dance), and an explanation of how competitions are judged. "As more and more people in Europe and North America discovered the pleasures of skating, they began to skate together on ponds and lakes. The first skating club in the world, the Edinburgh Skating Club in chilly Scotland, came into being around 1650. To join the club, you had to be able to skate in a circle on one foot, then on the other foot, then jump over a pile of three hats. Perhaps these tricky exercises could be considered the first skating competition. "(Page 3)

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55. Time For Kids | Classroom | World Report | Queens Of The Ice No US women s figureskating team has ever swept all three medals, and it won tbe easy. Thirty of the world s best skaters will be competing, including the http://www.timeforkids.com/TFK/class/wr/article/0,17585,197604,00.html

var theon=null; var onSection="currentIssues"; var onSubSection="homeGrades47"; February 1, 2002 Vol.7 No.15 Sign Up! Teacher Email Newsletter 10 Key Research Findings 2005-2006 Partner Programs/TFK Extra! Inside this Issue ... World Report Quiz This Week's Standards Select a State National California Florida New York Texas Virginia Learn more about World Report World Report Archives Queens of the Ice Take a graceful 21-year-old champion who is hungry for gold and add two feisty, talented teenagers. What do you get? A cutting-edge U.S. women's figure-skating team that has a chance of snagging gold, silver and bronze medals in Salt Lake City. Michelle Kwan is an Olympic veteran, but she has yet to win a gold. In 1994, she was an alternate and did not get to skate. Four years later, she placed second to teammate Tara Lipinski. "In '98, after the Olympics, I remember wondering, 'That was it' " says Kwan. As six-time national champion, Kwan is the favorite, but that doesn't scare Sasha Cohen, 17. "Whether it's realistic or not," says Cohen, "I always want the gold." At the U.S. Nationals in January, she settled for silver. Cohen doesn't plan on settling again. She hopes to be the first woman to land a daring jump known as a quadruple Salchow in competition. That will take strength. Skaters land jumps with a force of up to 10 times their body weight. Rounding out the U.S. team is Sarah Hughes, 16. Hughes, who is known for her consistency and grace under pressure, landed six triple jumps at the U.S. Nationals.

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var theon=null; var onSection="currentIssues"; var onSubSection="homeGrades47"; January 23, 1998 Vol.3 No.14 Sign Up! Teacher Email Newsletter 10 Key Research Findings 2005-2006 Partner Programs/TFK Extra! Inside this Issue ... Archives U.S. Women's Hockey Team Some of the best skaters in Nagano, Japan, next month won't be wearing sparkling costumes or twirling in triple loops. They'll be decked out in helmets and pads, armed with wooden sticks. The U.S. Women's Hockey Team has one goal: to crush the world-champ Canadian women. Women's hockey is new to the Olympics. Unlike men's hockey, it allows no body checking (slamming into opponents). Instead, these women win with sharp skating and superfast slap shots. Many players, like forward Sandra Whyte of Massachusetts, grew up playing hockey on boys' teams. "We play a fast game!" says Whyte. Send this story to a friend January 23, 1998 World Report Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited. Contact Us

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60. Gale - Free Resources - Hispanic Heritage - Biographies - Derek Parra He was also proud to have bested other worldclass skaters who had the luxury oftraining Source Contemporary Hispanic Biography. Vol. 1. Gale, 2002. http://www.gale.com/free_resources/chh/bio/parra_d.htm

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